ANTH 202 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Puerto Rican Spanish, Code-Switching, Nancy Hughes
16 Mar 2019
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About globalisation = increased velocity of capital, acceleration of transportation and telecommunications, larger and more fluid markets, diasporic populations, multi social agencies. Globalisation moves across the strange boundaries of nation states. Borders are real but also a social construction, globalisation puts stress on this. Like a bluefin tuna global fish that migrates all over the ocean, national boundaries are not well observed. Sushi is global in its production sourced all over the world and in its consumption (food taste) Globalisation is not a replication of uniformity, it is an organisation of diversity, an increasing interconnecting of various cultures . Youtube video: larry harlow/ismael miranda abran paso . Puerto rican scene in 1960s in new york where puerto rican salsa emerged. Larry harlow was a ny jew and orchestra director, very big orchestra for the salsa emergence. Code-switching is also framing, when you name something you have power over it.
